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August 30, 2017

Gulf of St. Lawrence expedition log 4: Laurentian Channel North

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Alexandra Cousteau checks in with Fisheries and Oceans Canada’s Senior Oceans Biologist, Marie-Hélène Thériault to find out what we’ve discovered during the Gulf of St. Lawrence Expedition.

Watch more Gulf of St. Lawarence Expedition videos here.

 

Alexandra Cousteau checks in with Fisheries and Oceans Canada’s Senior Oceans Biologist, Marie-Hélène Thériault to find out what we’ve discovered during the Gulf of St. Lawrence Expedition.

Watch more Gulf of St. Lawarence Expedition videos here.

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